Description

Introducing the magnetic LED contact light, now available at Alper’s Hardware + Paint in Port washington, NY. This innovative lighting solution is perfect for anyone working in low light environments who needs reliable illumination right at their fingertips. Designed with a powerful magnetic assembly, this contact light easily attaches to screwdrivers or other small metal tools, providing focused light exactly where you need it most.

• Magnetic contact light: securely attaches to metal tools, ensuring hands-free illumination during your tasks.
• Continuity circuit activation: the LED light automatically turns on or off upon contact with metal tools, conserving battery life.
• Long-lasting LED bulb: features a bulb life of up to 100,000 hours, providing dependable lighting for extended use.
• Bright illumination: emits 2 lumens of light, ideal for illuminating tight or dimly lit work areas.
• Battery included: comes with LR521 batteries, so it’s ready to use right out of the package.

This magnetic LED contact light is especially useful for professionals and DIY enthusiasts in Port washington who often find themselves working in confined spaces or poorly lit conditions. Whether you’re tightening screws inside an appliance, inspecting electrical components, or performing detailed repairs, this light provides clear visibility without the need to hold a separate flashlight. Its magnetic attachment means you can focus on your work with both hands free, improving precision and efficiency.

Imagine using this compact light during automotive repairs, home improvement projects, or even hobby crafts around Port washington. It’s an essential tool for anyone who values convenience and enhanced visibility in their work environment.

In summary, the magnetic LED contact light is a practical and reliable accessory that brightens your workspace while attaching effortlessly to your tools. Available now at Alper’s Hardware + Paint in Port washington, NY, it’s an excellent addition to your toolkit that ensures you never struggle with poor lighting again.